Can You Learn Piano On A Keyboard?

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Title	:	Can You Learn Piano On A Keyboard?
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I bought a keyboard to learn piano, and although the theory is the same, the feel and sound is not Pianos are far more weighty, while keyboards are springy Personally I found the springy keys of a keyboard very off putting and returned it But the sound, it sounds dumb to say but the keyboard sounds very robotic Like you bknow/b it's a keyboard It sounds almost nothing like an actual piano and if you don't like your instrument you won't practice with it Buy something you like, even if it costs a little more And always go to a music store to try the keys before throwing a lot of money into it
Comment from : A Pigeon

Something I've always wondered though is, is piano a style and an instrument? When I think keyboard lessons it's chords on the left and melody on the right - whereas piano I think to be proper sheet music stuff So would is be right to say you can 'play keyboard' on a piano? Or is this just a stereotype I've made upbrbrI'm thinking of offering piano lessons but wondering if I should call it keyboard lessons because I only play chords and melody; but I tend to arpeggiate the chords into a scale to make it sound more grand, and I do a lot of improv too But it's only chords on the left regardless
Comment from : Sentinaut

TLDW - taking too long to get to the how
Comment from : AnonymousAccount

I was searching if i can learn piano on computer keyboard cacan I?
Comment from : Sudip Dandapat

Proper answer starts around 1:45
Comment from : Grzegorz Dopart

I told my mom I wanted to start playing piano just a hobby and she offered to get me a baby grand piano once my room is redone and we have a new roof on the house shes the best sometimes
Comment from : Mxe

so there's no drawbacks for using keyboard to practice piano every day?
Comment from : HC Squad

Selling the fact that you have more control as a disadvantage!brMkaaaybrIt would also help to say why some keyboards cost 7000 $brThis vid is no real help
Comment from : Flix

you talk a fuck ton just saying
Comment from : JustMummie

Thank you so much for clearing this doubt I had
Comment from : r bernard

I began my piano journey just over a year ago before the pandemic hit As a retired person with a fixed income and limited space but a great desire to learn, I could never have gotten an acoustic instrument I have the experience of learning on my teacher’s beautiful restored 100 year old Steinway grand, but even that has been out the window with the pandemic I have been taking my lessons on Zoom and practice twice a day using Faber Piano Adventures for Adults on my Yamaha P515 and it is great No it isn’t a “real” piano and it isn’t a top digital or hybrid piano but it gives me what I need sounds good to my ears and has a good feelI also like the fact that it needs no maintenance
Comment from : Thomas Brown

No, there real question is: Where is Ted?
Comment from : Michel Primeau

You sure like to talk, don't you? 😁
Comment from : Atul Khanapure

We had lockdown in Europe for much of the past year, so I used the time to learn to play the piano for two hours a day I ordered a keyboard online and the Alfred piano book for beginners I probably make all sorts of mistakes that would give any half-decent teacher a seizure, but I'm now on to Book 2 for intermediate players I can sight read music slowly now I think it's kept me kinda sane during a year of government enforced confinement A keyboard/piano is no longer a big black box it's a world of possibilities
Comment from : Ned Ludd

We don't all have the space for a nine-foot grand piano, or the dosh The thing about a keyboard is that it's fairly easy to install You don't need to knock a wall out to get it inside
Comment from : Ned Ludd